Original artwork description:

Dreaminess is an imaginative dreamscape painting. Whilst it has it's roots in the Highlands it's about mood and atmosphere rather than being tied to a specific place. The tree is symbolically reaching out into memories of special places as well as into the future. We all need dreams. The arch mounts are used as symbolic of portals and doorways to memories and dreams.

Whilst originally for sale in a double antique white arch mount in an 8 x 10 inch custom made black frame it has now been donated (unmounted and unframed) in large postcard size format to the 2023 Twitter Art Exhibit in Vancouver to raise funds for the Urban Native Youth Association.

A signed certificate of authenticity will be provided. Painting will also be signed on the front.

Please note that the colours of the original may be slightly different to what you see on your screen owing to the varying configurations of individual computer monitors and other equipment. The original painting is more vibrant than the digital image.

Please also be aware that some of the images you will see on zoom may be larger than the actual artwork (with some possible loss of definition) especially if viewed on a larger screen.

All watercolour and mixed media paintings are created on heavyweight acid free watercolour paper. All paints used are professional artist's quality. Paintings are mounted in professionally cut acid free conservation mounts.

Frames are made of wood and sourced from local framers. Flexible tabs are used to fix the backs of the frames to make it easier to reframe paintings in a frame of the Collector's choosing if they wish to do so.

All my paintings are unique originals. I don't do copies or prints of any of my paintings.

Quotations for international shipping may be considered upon request but if so painting may be shipped unframed.

International Buyers please note that import duties, taxes and charges are not included in the item price or shipping cost. Any such charges are the buyer's responsibility when the goods arrive.

Materials used:

Mostly watercolours with a touch of inktense

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